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The Identity of Jesus Christ, the Son of God
An Overview Chart by Justin Mote 1993
Three Names mark out identity
Jesus
Christ
Jesus
Christ
Son of God
Son of God
He marks the climax and culmination of history
“History is His Story.”
mark 15.
The Authority of Jesus Christ
mark 2.
As you ponder the transcendent authority of the Lord Jesus Christ, what could that change in your life?
The Mission of Jesus Christ, the Son of God
The Second Half of Mark
The Suffering Servant
mark 10.
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The Substitutionary Atonement
The Old Testament: Man offers to God a sacrifice.
The New Testament: God offers to Man a sacrifice.
The Call to Deny the Self-Life
mark 8.34-37
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mark 13.
Supreme Sacrifice
George Atley was killed while serving with the Central African Mission.
There were no witnesses, but the evidence indicates that Atley was confronted by a band of hostile tribesmen.
He was carrying a fully loaded, 10-chamber Winchester rifle and had to choose either to shoot his attackers and run the risk of negating the work of the mission in that area, or not to defend himself and be killed.
When his body was later found in a stream, it was evident that he had chosen the latter.
Nearby lay his rifle—all 10 chambers still loaded.
He had made the supreme sacrifice, motivated by his burden for lost souls and his unswerving devotion to his Savior.
With the apostle Paul, he wanted Christ to be magnified in his body, “whether by life or by death.”
Writing on Philippians 1:20 in The Bible Knowledge Commentary, Robert P. Lightner said, “Paul’s concern was not what would happen to him but what testimony would be left for his Lord.
Release would allow him to continue preaching Christ.
But martyrdom would also advance the cause of Christ.”
Our Daily Bread, April 8
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“He is no fool who gives what he can not keep to gain that which he can not lose.”
- Jim Elliot
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